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Working together at their respective constant rates, Pump A and Pump B can drain an industrial reservoir in 4 hours. If Pump A operates at 50% of its normal rate and Pump B operates at 150% of its normal rate, they still drain the reservoir together in exactly 4 hours. How many hours would it take Pump A alone, operating at its normal rate, to drain the full reservoir?
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Tier 3GMAT Focus

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Tier 2GMAT Focus

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